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Finalists to compete in Civic Engagement Public Speaking Contest

4/11/13

Penn State's Department of Communication Arts and Sciences and The Center for Democratic Deliberation are sponsoring the final round of the semi-annual Civic Engagement Public Speaking Contest at 7 p.m. on Monday, April 22, in 110 Business Building on the University Park campus. The event is free to the public. Six of the top speakers from this semester’s CAS 100A course "Effective Speech" will speak on issues of civic importance for a public audience and panel of esteemed judges.

Faculty who use newspapers in classroom can get free subscriptions

12/17/12

Faculty who include newspaper readership as part of their required coursework can receive a daily subscription of that paper at no cost -- as well online classroom resources, case studies and additional teaching support materials made available by The New York Times and USA Today -- as part of the Penn State Student Newspaper Readership Program. Faculty interested in receiving the free newspapers for use in their classrooms should email the Penn State Student Newspaper Readership Program at newspapers@psu.edu and provide their contact information, office address and a copy of the course syllabus requiring student newspaper readership as an email attachment.

Students to compete in public speaking contest

12/4/12

Six of the top students from the course, Communication Arts and Sciences 100A: Effective Speech, in fall semester will speak on issues of civic importance for a public audience and panel of judges at 7 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 10, in Business 110, on Penn State's University Park campus. The event is open to the public and will feature speakers who are competing in the final round of the semi-annual Civic Engagement Public Speaking Contest, organized by the Department of Communication Arts and Sciences and the Center for Democratic Deliberation.

Finalists to compete in Civic Engagement Public Speaking Contest

4/11/13

Penn State's Department of Communication Arts and Sciences and The Center for Democratic Deliberation are sponsoring the final round of the semi-annual Civic Engagement Public Speaking Contest at 7 p.m. on Monday, April 22, in 110 Business Building on the University Park campus. The event is free to the public. Six of the top speakers from this semester’s CAS 100A course "Effective Speech" will speak on issues of civic importance for a public audience and panel of esteemed judges.

Faculty who use newspapers in classroom can get free subscriptions

12/17/12

Faculty who include newspaper readership as part of their required coursework can receive a daily subscription of that paper at no cost -- as well online classroom resources, case studies and additional teaching support materials made available by The New York Times and USA Today -- as part of the Penn State Student Newspaper Readership Program. Faculty interested in receiving the free newspapers for use in their classrooms should email the Penn State Student Newspaper Readership Program at newspapers@psu.edu and provide their contact information, office address and a copy of the course syllabus requiring student newspaper readership as an email attachment.

Students to compete in public speaking contest

12/4/12

Six of the top students from the course, Communication Arts and Sciences 100A: Effective Speech, in fall semester will speak on issues of civic importance for a public audience and panel of judges at 7 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 10, in Business 110, on Penn State's University Park campus. The event is open to the public and will feature speakers who are competing in the final round of the semi-annual Civic Engagement Public Speaking Contest, organized by the Department of Communication Arts and Sciences and the Center for Democratic Deliberation.